2nd Aug 2013
IN recent years, escalating prices for residential property, especially landed homes in traditional hot spots such as Petaling Jaya, coupled with improving road transport, have seen Malaysians buy homes further away from the Kuala Lumpur city centre.
One such suburb is Rawang, which is located northwest of KL and is part of the Gombak district, under the supervision of the Selayang municipal council. It had started as a small tin-mining town, consisting of only a few rows of shophouses, but today, it is slowly but surely turning into a residential hot spot.
